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Parties in the eThekwini council have mixed views about insourcing safety and security personnel before Tuesday’s council meeting to consider the matter.

Mashaba believes that hard work, trust in God and fighting evil will ensure ActionSA wins next year's watershed national election.

In his interview with Alec Hogg at BizNews@10, ActionSA leader Mashaba laid into the cosy relationship between Big Business and the ANC.

The parties which include the Democratic Alliance (DA), Inkatha Freedom Party, Freedom Front Plus, and ActionSA want input from leaders of a wide range of civil society to form part of the coalition discussions.

The ANC should be ashamed of itself: we truly have no government, whether national, provincial or local. That means even the DA cannot crow outside Midvaal if what is happening in Cape Town is evidence of good governance.

The two-day National Dialogue on Coalition Governments was meant to come up with proposals to stabilise political partnerships but the ANC has been accused of discussing in bad faith after it was revealed that draft legislation was already in the pipeline.

Water and Sanitation Minister Senzo Mchunu has accused ActionSA of trying to score cheap political points by threatening to take legal action over the failed Giyani Bulk Water Project.

ActionSA believes the police's inability to fight back has contributed to KwaZulu-Natal becoming a crime hotspot.

Within three months, ActionSA wants an action plan from police minister Bheki Cele on what he is doing to improve police stations.

ActionSA has threatened to take legal action against Police Minister Bheki Cele, should he fail to improve the state of the country's police stations.